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 Aidan Harding
Posted: 27/08/02 13:40:51 51
Message: Actually I take the powerlink with me for a quick trailside fix. It's easy to remove broken links with a chain tool, but I'd rather leave the putting together bit until I get home. If something happens, I can pop out the bent links, stick the powerlink on and worry about rejoining the chain when I have cleaned it and put some dry clothes on.
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